1. The document outlines the steps to set up a computer server including creating a peer-to-peer network, installing and configuring Active Directory (making the server a domain controller), installing and configuring DNS and DHCP, setting up file sharing with folder redirection to a network share, creating organizational units and user accounts, and joining a client PC to the domain.
2. Key steps include changing IP settings, promoting the server to a domain controller, configuring DNS to enable name resolution, setting up DHCP to hand out IP addresses, sharing folders on the server and setting NTFS permissions, and using remote desktop to connect to the server from a client PC.
3. The document provides detailed instructions for
1. The document outlines the steps to set up a computer server including creating a peer-to-peer network, installing and configuring Active Directory (making the server a domain controller), installing and configuring DNS and DHCP, setting up file sharing with folder redirection to a network share, creating organizational units and user accounts, and joining a client PC to the domain.
2. Key steps include changing IP settings, promoting the server to a domain controller, configuring DNS to enable name resolution, setting up DHCP to hand out IP addresses, sharing folders on the server and setting NTFS permissions, and using remote desktop to connect to the server from a client PC.
3. The document provides detailed instructions for
1. The document outlines the steps to set up a computer server including creating a peer-to-peer network, installing and configuring Active Directory (making the server a domain controller), installing and configuring DNS and DHCP, setting up file sharing with folder redirection to a network share, creating organizational units and user accounts, and joining a client PC to the domain.
2. Key steps include changing IP settings, promoting the server to a domain controller, configuring DNS to enable name resolution, setting up DHCP to hand out IP addresses, sharing folders on the server and setting NTFS permissions, and using remote desktop to connect to the server from a client PC.
3. The document provides detailed instructions for
1. The document outlines the steps to set up a computer server including creating a peer-to-peer network, installing and configuring Active Directory (making the server a domain controller), installing and configuring DNS and DHCP, setting up file sharing with folder redirection to a network share, creating organizational units and user accounts, and joining a client PC to the domain.
2. Key steps include changing IP settings, promoting the server to a domain controller, configuring DNS to enable name resolution, setting up DHCP to hand out IP addresses, sharing folders on the server and setting NTFS permissions, and using remote desktop to connect to the server from a client PC.
3. The document provides detailed instructions for
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COC III – Set-up Computer Server
A.CREATE PEER TO PEER NETWORKS To check if both PCs are connected B.1 - INSTALL AND CONFIGURE ACTIVE DIRECTORY (Domain Controller) • Go to Network and Sharing Center -- Click Local Area Network -- Click Properties • Uncheck TCP/IPv6 • Click TCP/IPV4 – Click Properties • change the IP values • Go to Computer - Properties Click "Change Settings“ -- Change Computer Name: SERVER -- SAVE then restart PC • click the server icon • click server manager • click ROLEs then Add Roles • click Next • check active directory domain services • then click add required features • Click Next • Click Next • Click Install • close • click start then type dcpromo.exe in search • next button • double click dcpromo • choose create a new domain • type domain (networking.local) -- next • select windows server 2008 R2 - next • next • password (same your password in admin) • next -- then check reboot on completion • check the active directory is created under roles in server manager B.2 - INSTALL AND CONFIGURE DOMAIN NAME SERVICE (DNS) • go to start -- go to administrative tools -- DNS
• Server – reverse lookup – New Zone
• type IP -- then click reverse lookup zone name - next • then click the IP under the reverse lookup zone • then rigth click • new pointer(ptr) • then add 1 in your IP -- then type at host name: server.networking.local - click ok
• then rigth click
server • launch nslookup • (right click sever) • then you can see default server:server.networking.local B.3 - INSTALL AND CONFIGURE DYNAMIC HOST CONFIGURATION PROTOCOL (DHCP) • server manager - add roles - (next) • check DHCP - next - next • validate new IP - (your IP in the server = 192.168.0.1) then click validate • click ADD then in • *scope name:pcnetworking, starting IP: your IP, ending IP: 192.168.0.254, subnet mask then default gateway same in ending IP • click ok • Next • click disable • next - install • close B.4 - INSTALL AND CONFIGURE FILE SERVICES/FOLDER REDIRECTION • open my computer then format file drive D • server manager -- add roles • check File Server Resource Manager and Windows • the check files drive (drive D:) Search Service • then go to drive files (drive E:) - • Go to properties sharing - advance sharing - check share this folder make a folder name Users • then go to permission • then inside the Users make a folder students • then remove Everyone • then click Add • then advance • click find now - domain users -- click ok - ok - click full control - Apply • Click caching • start - administrative tools - file server resource manager
Apply – OK - Close 1 2
• file screening management - file screen - create file screen (right side) • Click Students - ok - define custom - custom properties • check audio video and executable files - ok • create - save without - ok
1 CREATE ORGANIZATIONAL UNIT AND USER ACCOUNT Click APPLY – YES – OK Do the same process for DOCUMENTS and PICTURES
• paste in the search box – \\server\students
JOINING CLIENT PC ON THE DOMAIN DESKTOP, DOCUMENTS AND PICTURES HAVE THE SAME LOCATION CONFIGURE NTFS PERMISSION DO THE SAME PROCESS THEN CLICK APPLY - OK Remote desktop r • Server pc Client pc • Go to Computer Go to start • Properties Search ‘mstsc‘ • Click ‘remote settings‘ Remote desktop window will appear • Click remote Type the server name • Choose “allow connections” Click connect
